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India’s largest alternative asset owners are significant players in the country's financial ecosystem, managing diverse investment portfolios across non-traditional asset classes like private equity, real estate, infrastructure, hedge funds, and venture capital. These firms include private equity giants, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and real estate investment managers, which control multi-billion-dollar assets under management (AUM).
Key names in this space include global firms like Blackstone and Brookfield Asset Management, as well as prominent domestic players like ICICI Venture and Kotak Investment Advisors. Blackstone, for instance, has a large presence in real estate and private equity in India, making substantial investments in commercial properties and leading firms across sectors. Brookfield Asset Management has a significant foothold in infrastructure, especially in energy and telecom.
Domestic institutional investors like the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF), which is India’s quasi-sovereign wealth fund, have also emerged as major contributors to alternative asset management, focusing on long-term infrastructure investments. Additionally, private equity firms such as Everstone Capital and ChrysCapital play vital roles in venture capital and growth capital investments, helping scale India's startup ecosystem.
With India’s growing economy and increasing demand for alternative investment avenues, these asset owners are expanding their portfolios, contributing significantly to the development of the country’s real estate, infrastructure, and technology sectors. https://www.rmz.com/ |
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